The Ploughboy

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Sheet Music for "The Ploughboy"The Ploughboysong= 12004264622246224024024204024264042646222462240240242040242646024204264622I once was a ploughboy, but a soldier I am now,I courted lovely Molly, a milkmaid I vow,I courted lovely Molly, I'd delight in her charms,For many's the long night I rolled in her arms.With me rantinooran addie fol de dido.Now, adieu lovely Molly, I now must away,There's great honour and promotion in crossin' the sea,And if ever I return it will be in the spring,When the lark and the linnet and the nightingale sing.With me rantinooran addie fol de dido.I will build my love a castle at the head of the town,Where neither lord, duke or earl will e'er pull it down,And if anybody asks you where you are from,You can tell them you're a stranger from the county Tyrone.With me rantinooran addie fol de dido.Now you may go to all the markets the gatherings and fairsYou can go to church on Sunday and choose your love thereAnd if anybody loves you as well as I doI'll not try to stop your wedddin' love, so fare thee well adieuWith me rantinooran addie fol de dido.She sent to me a posie of the red rose so fine,I sent her another it was rue mixed with thyme,Sayin' you can keep your red rose and I will keep my thyme,And you can drink to your true love and I will drink to mine.With me rantinooran addie fol de dido.Transcription: id:hn-song-33
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Abc notation for The Ploughboy
X:2205 T:Ploughboy, The R:song Z:id:hn-song-33 M:6/8 L:1/8 Q:3/8=120 K:A
(A2F) | (E2C) B,2C | A,A,2-A,A,B, | C2E E2F | A3-A2 E | F2A B2c | B2A F2A | E2F (E2C) | B,6- | B,3 || (A2F) | E2C B,2C | A,2A, A,2B, | (C2E) E2F | A3-A2 E | F2A B2c | (B2A) (F2A) | (E2F) E2C | B,6- | B,3 || (CD)E | F2B A2F | EC2 B,2C | A,3 A,3- | A,3 || W:I once was a ploughboy, but a soldier I am now, W:I courted lovely Molly, a milkmaid I vow, W:I courted lovely Molly, I'd delight in her charms, W:For many's the long night I rolled in her arms. W:With me rantinooran addie fol de dido. W: W:Now, adieu lovely Molly, I now must away, W:There's great honour and promotion in crossin' the sea, W:And if ever I return it will be in the spring, W:When the lark and the linnet and the nightingale sing. W:With me rantinooran addie fol de dido. W: W:I will build my love a castle at the head of the town, W:Where neither lord, duke or earl will e'er pull it down, W:And if anybody asks you where you are from, W:You can tell them you're a stranger from the county Tyrone. W:With me rantinooran addie fol de dido. W: W:Now you may go to all the markets the gatherings and fairs W:You can go to church on Sunday and choose your love there W:And if anybody loves you as well as I do W:I'll not try to stop your wedddin' love, so fare thee well adieu W:With me rantinooran addie fol de dido. W: W:She sent to me a posie of the red rose so fine, W:I sent her another it was rue mixed with thyme, W:Sayin' you can keep your red rose and I will keep my thyme, W:And you can drink to your true love and I will drink to mine. W:With me rantinooran addie fol de dido.
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